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This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to technology laws and regulations that may occur in the France.
It will cover communications networks and their operators, databases and software, data protection, AI, cybersecurity as well as the author's view on planned future reforms of the merger control regime.
This Q&A is part of the global guide to Technology. For a full list of jurisdictional Q&As visit http://www.inhouselawyer.co.uk/index.php/practice-areas/technology
Are communications networks or services regulated? If so what activities are covered and what licences or authorisations are required?
The installation and operation of networks open to the public and the provision of electronic communication services to the public are free. Network operators and service providers (all of which are designated as 'operators') must, however, file a declaration with the national regulatory authority, the Autorité de Régulation des Communications Electroniques et des Postes (ARCEP). Through this declaration, the operators commit themselves to comply with the regulatory regime defined by the EU 'Telecom Package' (dating from 2002 and 2009) and the French Posts and Electronic Communications Code (CPCE, art.L.32 et seq.).
However, an individual authorization by the ARCEP is required for the use of certain frequency bands such as those allocated to mobile telephony services (GSM, UMTS), radio local loops, radio-relay systems or satellite networks. In these cases, the regulatory regime is reinforced though additional obligations that are set out in the operators' licenses.
Conversely, a declaration to the ARCEP is not required in respect of 'independent networks' (this corresponds to telecom services exchanged within closed user groups (aka. 'VPN' or Virtual Private Networks)) or to radio installations using short-range frequencies that are not dedicated to their users.
Is there any specific regulator for the provisions of communications-related services? Are they independent of the government control?
Communications networks and services are regulated by a national regulatory authority, the ARCEP (Autorité de Régulation des Communications Electroniques et des Postes).
This agency has been recognized as an 'independent government authority' by the French constitutional court since its inception in 1996. This implies that its members may not be revoked during their assignment and that the agency may not receive orders or instructions from the government.
Certain rules issued by the ARCEP such as, for instance, concerning the use and operation of certain radio frequencies, must, nevertheless, be homologated by the ministry in charge of electronic communications. Further, the ministry keeps certain significant powers such as, for instance, to mandate a security check on the installations, networks and services of any operator. More broadly, the ARCEP is bound to collaborate with other regulatory bodies such as the one in charge of radio and television broadcasting activities ('CSA') and, at the EU level, the EU Commission and the BEREC Office (Office of the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications).
Does an operator need to be domiciled in the country? Are there any restrictions on foreign ownership of telecoms operators?
An operator is not required to be domiciled in France (i.e. to create a subsidiary, register a branch, or else) in order to operate a network or provide communications services in the country. Only the declaration or authorization requirement described in Question 1 above will apply.
Pursuant to France's international commitments there are no legal restrictions on foreign ownership of operators. More generally, under EU directives each EU Member State must make sure that access to its telecom market is not unduly restricted.
In this area, the ministry in charge of electronic communications and the ARCEP must yet ensure that equivalence of treatment is respected regarding outbound as well as inbound traffic, including as concerns conditions of access to foreign networks.
Are there any regulations covering interconnection between operators? If so are these different for operators with market power? What are the principal consumer protection regulations that apply specifically to telecoms services?
Interconnection between operators is regulated pursuant to the EU 'Telecom Package' and the French CPCE (see Question 1). For instance, an operator's decision to refuse interconnection with another one (including a foreign one) must be substantiated. The ARCEP may control any interconnection agreement and may impose specific requirements on the parties in an 'objective, transparent, non-discriminatory and proportionate manner' (CPCE, art.L34-8).
As such, interconnection obligations of operators which have a significant market power are systematically controlled. Furthermore, such operators may be required to issue a public interconnection tariff and proposal and to offer such services to other operators under non-discriminatory terms.
Significantly, the legislator recently broadened the scope of entities that may be required to provide interconnection or access to infrastructures. This concerns for instance operators which exercise control on access to end users, and entities which run certain infrastructures such as the power grid or railways.
What are the principal consumer protection regulations that apply specifically to telecoms services?
Beyond the general provisions of the Consumer Code, an electronic communications operator is subject to specific requirements, in particular in terms of:
- information in real time on its offering and tariff, on the consequences of unlawful use of its services by the customer (e.g. in respect of copyright infringement), on the ways to protect individual security and personal data, on number portability - to list a few;
- insertion in consumer agreements of certain provisions, such as on indemnification in case of failure to maintain the proposed quality of service; and limitations to the possibility to require a minimum term of service;
- performance of its service agreements, for instance with the prohibition of additional access charges for communications to an after-sale service or a helpdesk.
What legal protections are offered in relation to the creators of computer software?
Software programs are legally protected by copyright, provided they are original. According to case law, 'original' means that the way a program is written reflects the personality or the personal efforts of its author. Copyright grants the software publisher the exclusive right to authorize the use, copying and initial distribution of its program for a period of 70 years from the year of publication.
This legal protection applies to source code and object code regardless of the kind, form of expression, merit or purpose of the program. Copyright may also apply to preparatory design materials (e.g. specifications), graphical user interfaces or embedded multimedia elements, or even to the title of the program. However, the software medium (e.g. CD Rom), the ideas and concepts embodied into the software and, more generally, its functionality, are not protected.
Patent protection cannot apply to computer software programs "as such," but in as far as they are used within patentable inventions (i.e. may cause a "technical effect").
Filing a piece of software with a registrar or notary public remains useful, however, in a view to obtain evidence of the date of its creation. Such a filing will comprise the source code, but its content will not be made public. From a practical viewpoint, confidentiality indeed best protects the source code of a program.
Are specific intellectual property rights in respect of data/databases recognised?
Pursuant to EU directive 96/9/EC of 11 March 1996, a database may be subject to both copyright, which may benefit its author in respect of his original selection or arrangement of the contents of the database, and to a specific, sui generis right that will inure to its 'producer' for a period of 15 years, irrespective of whether the database is in itself original.
Under the French Intellectual Property Code (IPC), the 'producer' of a database is defined as the person who initiated the investments in the database and assumed the associated risks, when the investment in the obtaining, verification or presentation of the contents is substantial from a financial, material or human standpoint. Thanks to this sui generis database right, the effort made in developing a database that is a compilation of information or commonplace data, such as a telephone directory or football match listing, may still be protected despite its lack of originality. This protection allows the producer to prohibit extraction or re-utilization of the whole contents or of a substantial part thereof.
Nevertheless, under the above rules only the database is protected, not data per se: data is considered as information and, out of principle, information is due to circulate freely (unless made confidential by an exclusive information holder).
What key protections exist for personal data?
The processing of 'personal data' (defined as data which, alone or combined together, allow to identify a natural person directly or indirectly) is ruled in France by the Act No. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 (the 1978 Act). The implementation of this act led to the adoption at the EU level of EU directive 95/46/EC of 24 October 1995. These texts are about to be replaced on 25 May 2018, when EU regulation 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 (the 'General Data Protection Regulation' or GDPR) takes effect.
Under the 1978 Act and, afterwards, the GDPR, personal data may be collected and further processed only under certain conditions, such as:
- when the concerned person ('data subject') has consented;
- when it is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is a party, or to comply with a legal obligation imposed on the data controller; or
- where there is a 'legitimate reason' for the processing, provided this does not harm the data subject's fundamental rights and freedoms.
Furthermore, the 'data controller' (considered to be the person who determines the purposes and means of the data processing) must comply with several principles:
- the personal data must be processed lawfully, fairly and in a transparent manner;
- personal data must be collected for specified, explicit and legitimate purposes and must be subsequently processed in accordance with these purposes;
- the personal data that is collected must be adequate, relevant, and non-excessive in view of the purposes for which it is collected (this is called 'data minimisation');
- all personal data must be accurate and, when necessary, kept up to date;
- personal data must not be retained for longer than necessary in light of the purposes for which it is processed; and
- the data controller must implement appropriate organizational and technical measures to ensure the security and confidentiality of the personal data, both against unauthorized or unlawful processing and against accidental loss, destruction or damage to the data.
On their side, data subjects are granted certain specific rights that include the right to access data concerning them and to request correction or deletion of such data.
More stringent rules apply to 'sensitive' personal data (e.g. data relating to health or the sexual orientation of a person).
Generally speaking, the above principles and rules are detailed in regulations and recommendations issued by the national regulatory authority in charge of personal data regulation, the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL). This authority's power to control data processings and to impose sanctions also belong to the key protections granted to individuals in this area.
Are there restrictions on the transfer of personal data overseas?
The transfer of personal data out of the territory of the European Union is prohibited unless the destination country or the recipient provides a level of protection considered as sufficient, that is, equivalent to the protection afforded within the EU. Please note that providing remote access to data from abroad, irrespective of where data is stored, is considered as a transfer.
Transfers may take place only under certain conditions defined by EU legislation, such as:
- according to a decision of the EU Commission, the non-EEA jurisdiction provides "adequate protection" (e.g. has laws commensurate with those of the EU State members);
- the transfer is governed by the "standard contractual clauses" approved by the European Commission; or
- the data is transferred to the US and in compliance with the "Privacy Shield" program.
Current and future legislation provides for exceptions to the prohibition to transfer data, if the data subject expressly consents to the transfer, or where the transfer is necessary for instance:
- to safeguard the life of the data subject;
- to safeguard public interest;
- to ensure compliance with obligations that allow the acknowledgement, exercise or defense of a right before courts;
- for the performance of a contract between the data controller and the data subject;
- for the execution or the performance of an agreement in the interest of the data subject but between the data controller and a third party.
What is the maximum fine that can be applied for breach of data protection laws?
Currently in France, the maximum fine that may be imposed by the CNIL amounts to 3 million euros. As from 25 May 2018, under the GDPR, the maximum amount will increase to 20 million euros or 4% of the worldwide turnover of the data controller, whichever is higher. This will concern, however, only certain types of breaches, such as non-compliance with the rights conferred on data subjects. The GDPR provides for graduated sanctions regarding other types of breaches.
Are there any restrictions applicable to cloud-based services?
Most if not all cloud-based services involve the processing of personal data in the sense of the 1978 Act and the GDPR (see Question 7). Until the GDPR comes into effect (May 2018), the clients of such services will remain 'data controllers' and must assume full responsibility to comply with the associated obligations (including those described in Questions 7 and 8), even where they delegate IT activities to cloud service providers (e.g. SaaS, PaaS, etc.).
Since 2012, however, the CNIL has recognized the possibility that cloud service providers be considered jointly liable, as "co-data controllers," when they propose standard services under adhesion contracts and will not take instructions or allow audits from their customers. This situation is now fully addressed by the GDPR. Consequently, clients are required to define specifically how their obligations and responsibilities regarding personal data processing will be shared with their cloud service providers. These agreements between co-controllers must be made available 'in essence' to the concerned data subjects.
Furthermore, where the cloud service provider remains considered as acting on behalf of its client, as a sub-contractor or data 'processor,' it must comply with a series of specific obligations, including, for instance, to ensure that its employees and other persons authorized to process the personal data will be legally committed to confidentiality. A number of such requirements must be inserted into the service agreement with its client.
Beyond legal obligations, efforts are being made to nurture the development of codes of conduct, standards (for instance, SecNumCloud initiated by a government agency, ANSSI) as well as certifications. The French CPCE even defines the contents of an 'electronic vault service,' a cloud variety that offers the storage of electronic data or documents with full traceability and integrity, for which an administrative certification is proposed in a view to raise confidence from would-be customers.
Aside from general texts, sector-specific guidance is also provided by various regulatory authorities such as in the bank and insurance sector, with the ACPR (Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution), or the health sector, with the ASIP Santé (Agence Française de la Santé Numérique). For example, the ACPR encourages the firms it controls to take appropriate risk management measures along best practices that the agency described in an analysis issued in July 2013.
Are there specific requirements for the validity of an electronic signature?
According to the Civil Code provisions that implement EU legislation governing this matter (lastly, EU regulation 910/2014 of 23 July 2014), an electronic signature is considered as a 'signature,' that is, as effectively identifying the author of an act and showing his consent, only when it results from a reliable identification process that guarantees its link with the act. The process is deemed to be reliable when it fulfills certain requirements that are set out in regulations. Such requirements include the use of a certificate that must be delivered to the signature holder in person, as well as other requirements that are seldom fully satisfied.
As a consequence, so called 'electronic signatures' in use on the market may most often not be considered as 'electronic signatures' under the law. This means that they may not be legally deemed to be reliable and identify their users: when challenged before the courts, their users will have to demonstrate their probatory value.
By way of consequence an electronic document, which should in principle have the same evidentiary value as a document on paper provided its author can be properly identified, will hardly meet this identification criterion since this requires an electronic signature. Therefore, where a writing is required as evidence and is issued in an electronic format, the lack of a lawful electronic signature will place the document at a lower rank than a document on paper.
In the event of an outsourcing of IT services, would any employees, assets or third party contracts transfer automatically to the outsourcing supplier?
According to the Labour Code (art. L.1224-1), which implements EU directive 2001/23/EC of 12 March 2001 on safeguarding employees' rights in the event of transfers of undertakings, businesses or parts thereof, an automatic transfer of all employment contracts may occur in the event of a change in the employer's legal situation, in particular as a result of a sale or merger of an undertaking, provided the outsourced activities constitute an "autonomous economic entity" as defined by case law, that is, an organised group of persons and assets that will be able to continue business in pursuit of a specific goal.
As regards assets, an automatic transfer may take place in the frame of a company merger, a corporate split, or the contribution of a whole business branch that involves a transfer of all associated assets and liabilities. Agreements inherent in the person of the co-contracting party may, however, not follow the transfer if such other party does not give its consent thereto.
If a software program which purports to be an early form of A.I. malfunctions, who is liable?
As of today, a general principle is that a person shall be considered as liable not only for damages he/she causes out of his/her own act, but also for those caused by things under his/her custody (Civil Code, art.1242). The scope of application of this principle may decrease as things that are prompted by Artificial Intelligence move away from the custody of their owner, as is the purpose of AI. Disputes may then arise as to who is liable: the owner of the thing, the designer, the software programmer, or the user from whom the thing learned how to behave…
In furtherance of this liability principle and following EU legislation, a strict liability regime was enacted in 1998, which applies on the producer of a product in regard to damages caused by a defect in his product. This liability applies irrespective of whether the producer is bound to the victim by contract (Civil Code, art.1245 et seq.). Strict liability makes things easier for the victim, who may sue the manufacturer, a supplier of individual parts or, ultimately, the reseller of the product. The victim must only prove the lack of security of the thing.
This liability regime might address situations where AI is embedded or associated to pieces of equipment or hardware, but less so in respect of a software program itself in as far as this is not (yet) considered as a 'product.' In addition, risks that will arise after fabrication and sale, due to the AI autonomous lurning curve, will ultimately cease to be predictable and might hardly be charged on the initial designer.
In this context, the liability regime in respect of artificial intelligence seems likely to evolve.
What key laws exist in terms of obligations as to the maintenance of cybersecurity?
Key legal provisions in respect of cybersecurity include in particular:
- article 34 of the 1978 Act (see Question 7), which requires the data controller to "take all necessary precautions, in light of the nature of the data and of the risks presented by the processing, in order to preserve the security of the data and, in particular, to prevent the data being distorted, damaged or subject to unauthorized access by third parties.' The data controller which does not conform to its security obligations under this article is liable to a criminal fine of up to 300,000 euros (1,5 million euros for legal persons);
- the Military Programming Act of 18 December 2013, pursuant to which the State must rule on certain obligations such as the prohibition of certain systems connected to the internet; encourage the implementation of detection systems by certified providers; audit the security level of critical information systems; and, in the event of a major crisis, impose the necessary measures on 'operators of vital importance.' Further, legal persons designated as 'operators of vital importance' must strengthen at their own expense the security of the information systems they operate and that are deemed vital, and they are required to report incidents to the relevant authorities to give advance warning to entities potentially concerned;
- EU directive 2016/1148 of 6 July 2016 provides for, among other measures, a high common level of security of networks and information systems between member States, including through standardization; for security and notification requirements on operators of 'essential services' as well as on digital service providers; for the creation of a computer security incident response team network.
What key laws exist in terms of the criminality of hacking/DDOS attacks?
The Act n°88-19 of 5 January 1988 on software fraud creates various infractions such as fraudulent access or continued presence within all or part of an automatic data processing system and covers the criminality of hacking and DDOS attacks. This act was amended in 2004 and 2013 and, more recently, by the Act n°2015-912 of 24 July 2015 on intelligence. Amendments increased the quantum of the penalties applicable to incrimination against offenses of infringement of automated data processing systems, doubling the amount of fines for some of them.
What technology development will create the most legal change in the jurisdiction?
The blockchain might generate the most substantial legal change, in France like elsewhere. As this technology relies on a chronological transactions database that is both distributed and encrypted, it ensures the integrity of the identification of the author of a legal act as well as the apparently flawless traceability of the origin and subsequent stages of a transaction. Consequently, the system may be used for transactions such as money transfers, land registration, royalty collection societies, the issuance of bonds, of diplomas, etc. above all without territorial boundaries nor government regulation. To some extent the blockchain might also offer an effective alternative to the 'electronic signature' as devised under current legislation (see Question 11).
In parallel, more and more objects are connected to the Internet thanks to the Internet of Things, which the International Telecommunication Union defines as a 'global infrastructure for the information society that provides advanced services by interconnecting objects (physical or virtual) with information and communication (…)." IoT gives another major example of a communications network that develops itself regardless of territorial boundaries and with only limited government control.
Which current legal provision/regime creates the greatest impediment to economic development/ commerce?
The French tax regime provides for a few hundred different types of taxes (some estimates say about 360) and stretches through more than three thousand pages of tax regulations (for those that are codified; see www.legifrance.gouv.fr). The flavor of the day, however, consists of the labor code, that has about the same size and whose complexity is also decried as an impediment to economic development. Regardless, to keep focused on the area of e-commerce and the digital economy, cybercrime appears to pose a challenge of an ever increasing magnitude and remains largely out of reach for legislators and regulators alike, as its scale has become global.
According to Interpol's president Mireille Ballestrazzi, "it is clear that the national scale is not enough, we must act at European and global level. We hope that the Budapest Convention, drafted by the Council of Europe in 2005, will be transposed at the global level (…). It is a long-term struggle, because countries do not all have the same vision of what cybercrime is and how it should be treated (…). The more new technologies enter our daily lives, the greater the potential for infringements, and the more complex the fight against attacks."
Do you believe the legal system specifically encourages or hinders digital services?
Digital services are ruled in essence by EU legislation, which has largely shaped French consumer law through the last twenty years or so. Therefore, national specificities will less be found in the legal system than in the economy.
However, France has lately become a determined proponent of digital administration, in particular through simplifying and transferring procedures to the internet (for instance with public procurement platforms and digital invoicing mechanisms) and through disseminating an increasing volume of open data (www.data.gouv.fr).
To what extent is the legal system ready to deal with the legal issues associated with artificial intelligence?
French authorities have for many years understood the importance of setting up mechanisms to foster pilot projects as well as large-scale experiments in the area of Artificial Intelligence (for instance, 'France is AI,' ScanR, etc.), but also the necessity to develop a regulatory framework that will protect consumers and citizens at large.
In this latter respect, the 1978 Act on personal data protection forbids any legal person to let a decision legally binding on an individual be made on the sole basis of a data processing that will profile such individual or assess certain aspects of his personality. Furthermore, the Act n°2016-1321 of 7 October 2016 for a digital Republic enacts the right for a natural person to be informed when an individual decision concerning her is taken on the basis of an algorithm and to request communication of the rules and major features of this data processing.
In light of the risks raised by Artificial Intelligence, essentially, the risk that "It would take off on its own, and re-design itself at an ever increasing rate" (Stephen Hawking), legislators may have to reinforce such principles (along with the liability regime, as explained in Question 13) as AI develops and becomes less and less understandable to those who become subject to its prescriptions.


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ISP (Internet Service Provider)
- What is ISP? ISP Firms and How do you find the ISP?
- ISP (Internet Service Provider) is a generic name given to companies that provide Internet access for personal users or businesses for any fee. ISP users allocate a telephone line at a fixed monthly fee to provide access to the Internet with user name and password. Almost all of today's ISP companies are now offering internet with ADSL, but Internet connection can also be offered via a dial-up line of ISP's service quality.
- ISP Companies
- VMedia, WRS Web Solutions, Internet Lightspeed, Shaw, Comcast, AT & T, Time Warner Cable, CenturyLink, Charter, Verizon, Cox, Optimum, VTR Globalcom, Claro Americas, Frontier, Suddenlink, EarthLink, Windstream, Telenet, KATV1, Elion, Welho, Speedy, Fastweb, TEAM, Akado, Virgin Media, BigPond, Biznet, Maxis, STC, Cable One, NetZer, Juno, AOL, MSN, Mediacom, Basic ISP, ISP.com, Avea, TTNET, Turkcell, Vodafone, Telecable de Tricom, Aster, FLOW Jamaica, Megacable, Movistar
- How do you find the ISP
- However, if you want to know, the simplest way you can choose is to check the connection information after logging into the modem interface. You can understand clearly which ISP you are using with the information in the link information.


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OK~ Here is the view I have today. How does yours compare? The latest rains have helped in regards to the soybeans, but not so much for the corn fields around us.
The road ditches have remained somewhat green, and the weeds have had no problems thriving throughout the dry summer. The colors of fall remain to be seen. Several trees are beginning to lose their leaves and it looks like in about two weeks the combines will be rolling here in North Central Iowa. After All, It's All In a Mom's Day, Right?


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A judge has imposed $55,000 fines on both PBS Coals and Musser Engineering for the Quecreek Mine accident, saying the companies took inadequate precautions to protect the miners and ultimately played Russian roulette with their lives.
In issuing the order Monday, Administrative Law Judge Robert Lesnick opted against a recommendation from the Mine Safety and Health Administration, which classified the companies as low to moderately negligent and suggested $14,100 in fines.
Lesnick said the proposed fines would not serve as adequate deterrents and did not account for the companies' "grossly negligent behavior." He instead imposed the maximum penalty allowed by law.
"I find that the (companies) committed sins of commission, that they knowingly mapped the Quecreek No. 1 Mine based upon questionable information, knowingly placed their production agenda ahead of caution, and then directed their miners into areas that tragically turn out to be 'undiscovered country, from whose bourn (no) traveler returns,'" Lesnick wrote in his decision.


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Gibson ahead of schedule in return for Everton + Barkley update
Everton's Darron Gibson is ahead of schedule as he looks to return from a serious knee injury before the end of the season.
The midfielder, who suffered a cruciate knee ligament injury while on international duty for the Republic of Ireland against Kazakhstan last year has only appeared once for Everton this season.
Speaking to the the official Everton site ahead of their weekend's fixture, the Everton manager revealed that the player has been working hard to regain his fitness and is set to reap the rewards of that work as he is ahead of schedule for his return.
Martinez said
"Darron is working well and is going to join the group very soon.
"He is out on the grass, though he hasn't joined in with the group yet. That's not going to be too far away with how he is recovering.
"The one-to-one work is showing really well and I don't think he is going to be too far away from joining in with the group, which is a real success in itself.
"He is well ahead of schedule and that always pleases me, to see a player get ahead of the timing because it shows all the hard work they put in behind the scenes when nobody is watching.
"The desire of Darron has been sensational in that respect and to have him around the place is a great sign.
"It will be great for him to be involved one way or another before the season ends, even though that would be an incredible and remarkable achievement since looking back on when the injury happened with the national team."
"Then it's about seeing how he can adapt to the demands of working with the group."
They could, however, be without Ross Barkley who is struggling with a calf injury he picked up last week.
Speaking to the media yesterday, Marinez said
"He is such a powerful boy that he coped with that knock well but obviously it was a problem straight after when the body gets cold.
"He's such a quick healer and a young man so we hope he is going to recover in time for the game on Sunday.
"Over the next three or four days we will have a clearer idea of where he is and we are going to treat every day as it comes."
Everton host Arsenal this weekend in what will surely be a crunch game for both sides as they chase down Champions League football and fourth place in the Premier League.
A win for the Toffees will see them close the gap on the north London side to just one point with a game in hand.
Arsenal could welcome Aaron Ramsey back in to their squad as well as Nacho Monreal for the game. The Welshman has been out since Boxing Day with a thigh injury but returned to full training this week. Monreal has been out with a foot injury. Arsene Wenger said that both could feature on Sunday. Wenger told the official Arsenal site
Aaron and Nacho Monreal are back training with the squad, so that is good news. Hopefully they will be available for Sunday. Diaby is back on the pitches, so that is good news.


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It is true. I have been too busy to blog. I have been preoccupied with things like my children's homework, redecorating rooms, decluttering junk, and sorting through mass amounts of mail. At the same time (literally and figuratively) I have been doing things like laying in my bed like a beached whale, sleeping at odd hours, and finding excuses to not move. It is almost like a have a lobotomy except that for an interspersed day or so, I become a motivated drill sergeant and busy bee. No bipolar jokes, please. I am certain I don't have it.
Neviyah has been entertaining me with her awesomeness. She is completely and totally all personality. She is not meek, not mild but still in the sweet 'n sassy category. I have been having so much fun just listening to her responses. Such a doll, this one.
Tomorrow is the doctor's appointment where he will pull the A panels or whatever they are called. Then I am guessing we will get started on this diabetes thing. I am secretly hopeful that I am NOT diabetic or at least only pre-diabetic. *crosses fingers*


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Nowadays, the consumption has become a matter of differentiation. Marketers should bear in mind that creativity and connection with consumers are a must in order to set apart a company from its competitors.
However, in a huge number of occasions, marketers could ruin their marketing strategies because of a variety of mistakes on the understanding of how marketing campaigns work. These are some actions that might ruin a marketing campaign:
Using all the medias
- If a marketer try to focus on all the types of marketing channels for its marketing plan, it will probably not achieve all its ROI. First of all, because of the high amount of capital spent on each channel. But, the main reason is that different companies could need different channels in order to connect with its target.
- So, in order to obtain a positive ROI (Return on Investment), marketers should develop a marketing research as to find out where to find the firm's target as to reach them with the specific advertisings
Focusing on the wrong target
Despite of having the perfect product and the best marketing strategy, if a brand is focusing on a target which does not need the product or its attributes in order to satisfy a desire, it will not achieve its marketing objectives as it will not satisfy the customers' wants
Believe that a good product can sell itself on its own
When launching an innovative good, it is important to focus on the necessity of its marketing campaign instead of believing that this strategy is not necessary. The main reason for that is because if consumers do not know the attributes of the product or how it should be used, they will not buy it
Selling the wrong product
Sometimes, a brand may try to sell a product which can be totally new to a specific market. However, although sometimes trying to achieve new markets can be a total success, another times, it can simply be a total failure.
- Therefore, it is important to admit and accept when a failure situation of trying to bring a product to a new market has ocurred. It will help the company overcome the mistake as to achieve future profits by developing different strategies
Establishing the wrong product price
Companies should bear in mind the importance of establishing the proper price for its goods and services as, sometimes, establishing a product's lower price than its competitors may be seen as a worst quality or customer service from the consumers. That is, it could devaluate a company's image
Designing a bad marketing plan
Developing a marketing plan which will not meet the specific brand's needs will become a waste of capital and could create brand awareness on the wrong potential clients. It could also happen that the wrong marketing plan will transmit the wrong message and in consequence, might transmit a wrong company's image
- Therefore, it is important to know which are the company's targets and which are their needs. Marketers must also define which are the specific goals of the marketing campaigns. All these information must be previously collected by the development of marketing research strategies and defining which are the company's competitors as well.
Not offering a proper customer service
- Firms should focus on the customer service that they offer to its clients as, giving the wrong communication to the consumers, or using the wrong tone of voice may take the customers to abandon the company and start buying from its competitors. That is, the company might lose profits because of the decrease of its number of clients.
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Billed as the "largest official collection of James Bond vehicles," the roving exhibit consists of more than 100 pieces from the film franchise including the Rolls-Royce Phantom III used in "Goldfinger" (1964), the Aston Martin V8 driven by Timothy Dalton in "The Living Daylights" (1987) and the Aston Martin DBS Daniel Craig piloted in "Quantum of Solace" (2008).
Londoners and tourists have through 2014 to see "Bond In Motion," according to the London Evening Standard. The show opened its doors to the public on March 21, having previously been on display at the National Motor Museum in the south of England.
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Over the many years of being a professional photographer, I have became well aware of the importance of conveying interesting facial expressions while being photographed. During this time I have been honing this craft of coaching my subjects to produce both realistic and flattering facial expressions and images.
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A number of you have asked about my father, whose poems I have featured regularly on this blog and who is currently in the hospital after having suffered (we think) from a TIA or mini-stroke. He is having trouble with his memory and we are very worried. I am haunted by Jonathan Swift's comments to Thomas Archer upon observing a tree whose upper branches had been struck my lighting.
"I shall be like that tree," Swift is reported to have said. "I shall die at the top." And indeed, Swift would go on to suffer from a stroke and lose his wits.
On a more positive note, my brother reports that my father yesterday remembered names and recognized faces that he didn't remember and recognize the day before. We live upon hope.
Farida Bag of Uganda, a regular reader of this blog who is extraordinarily sensitive in picking the right poems for difficult times, e-mailed me this Jane Kenyon poem. I was comforted by its reminder that the onset of darkness does not have to be seen as a cataclysm:
Let Evening Come
by Jane Kenyon
Let the light of late afternoon
shine through chinks in the barn, moving
up the bales as the sun moves down.
Let the cricket take up chafing
as a woman takes up her needles
and her yarn. Let evening come.
Let dew collect on the hoe abandoned
in long grass. Let the stars appear
and the moon disclose her silver horn.
Let the fox go back to its sandy den.
Let the wind die down. Let the shed
go black inside. Let evening come.
To the bottle in the ditch, to the scoop
in the oats, to air in the lung
let evening come.
Let it come, as it will, and don't
be afraid. God does not leave us
comfortless, so let evening come.


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During the first week of December, in 2007, I told my three teenage sons that in three weeks I would be having surgery.
I didn't say what for. Not one of them asked any questions. Not one. You would think they would be a teensy bit curious.
I think I know why they didn't ask.
The year before I had been diagnosed with breast cancer–caught early, stage one–followed by a lumpectomy and a week of internal radiation. My sons, Weldon, Brendan, and Colin, who were eighteen, sixteen, and thirteen at the time, were not all that kind throughout any of it. I gathered it was because they were frightened–a therapist friend confirmed it. The night of my surgery Colin had eight friends over to play video games in the basement. I called my sister Madeleine to cry.
All the psychology and child development textbooks will confirm this as normal. Altruism is not so common in that age range. So it makes sense my boys were not empathetic or interested when just one year later I introduced a new surgery to the calendar.
After all, I had been the only parent in the house for twelve years, since Colin was one. I was divorced from their father, who had been estranged from them for three years by then, no contact, his choice. I am the only parent they have.
My oldest son, Weldon, was a freshman at the University of Wisconsin-Madison living in a dorm room with a young man who was a musician and who routinely stole his protein bars.
Brendan was a junior in high school, on the wrestling team and spending his home hours in his man cave in the basement: two TVs, an XBox, futon, couch, bed with too many mismatched pillows, and a refrigerator around the corner.
Colin was an eighth grader with Justin Bieber hair he tended to religiously. He rode his bike to school and back–with one friend balancing on the handlebars and another standing on the pegs attached to the back wheels. Of course no one wore a helmet.
How would they know if they didn't ask?
They could have assumed it would not be for plastic surgery. I do not believe in surgery that is defined as plastic. I would like steel surgery, thank you. And my approach to aging–as I stand before you at fifty-six years old–is to have lower wattage in the light bulbs, or most preferably soft candlelight. I imagine that in a decade or so I will move beyond light bulbs all together and illuminate myself and my home with keychain flashlights. I do not believe in Botox, good God; it paralyzes your face, but more because I want to be here on earth and I want each minute I have been here on earth to count, to mean something. Do not erase me, nor the lines on my face or the freckles on my arms.
They didn't ask. I could be having a toe amputated or an organ removed. No one asked.
At dinner more than a week later, Colin did.
"I'm having my ovaries out," I said without emotion or explanation.
Brendan looked mortified. "Gross! You still have those?"
I didn't tell them my doctor thought I had ovarian cancer. I didn't tell them that I was terrified I was going to die.
Getting to this point involved a tedious list of unwelcome discoveries–ultrasound to elevated CA125 test to another elevated CA125 count on a second test–all leading to the conclusion that I had either benign cysts or ovarian cancer. The nickname for ovarian cancer is "the silent killer." As if you would prefer a loud killer.
Now I am going to die. I didn't die from the breast cancer but now I am going to die from ovarian cancer. I dodged the first bullet, but not this one; this one is going to get me. This is no light cancer. It's a death sentence. No one survives. Two years, five years, ten years, everyone dies. The breast cancer was a dry run. This will do it. This is the real stuff. My children will not have a parent. My children will be orphans. Mothers die.
This is not your average mid-life crisis. This could be my end-of-life crisis.
In my pre-op appointment in her office, Dr. Lauren Streicher said she would go in laproscopically. "Disconnect the left ovary," that was the phrase she used. I envisioned it as complicated as unplugging the cable to the TV in the basement– remove it, seal it in a plastic baggie and if it was clearly benign, then the procedure was over.
If the mass was suspicious, a pathologist on call would do a frozen section and Dr. Streicher would have an answer in thirty to forty minutes as to whether or not it is cancer. Frozen section. Now I am picturing egg rolls, pizza, spanakopita, all lined up neatly in the grocery store aisles with the frosted glass doors that open slowly.
If it was cancer.
If it was cancer, she was just going to remove all of it–everything. I pictured my abdomen like an empty shoebox.
"It will take one to one-and-a-half hours tops if there is no cancer. If there is cancer, maybe two hours." Dr. Streicher was deliberate and poised.
I wrote it down carefully in my notebook.
One hour equals no cancer.
Two hours equals cancer.
I have been to many funerals of mothers–and fathers–and they are always horrific, even the ones where the husband is brave and the bagpipes are playing. Especially those. Everyone cries.
My two brothers have lost their wives: Madonna had ovarian cancer, Bernadette a brain tumor. My friend Catherine died before her four children were grown; they sobbed so fitfully at the funeral as her husband nearly collapsed at the podium of the church, thanking everyone for coming in a robotic voice that sounded like a phone recording at the bank. Sue and I sat together in the neat pews. Cecilia and I drank wine at the lunch. Sometimes I think I see Catherine driving past me on the way to the grocery store in her van. And I think I need to call her. She is dead.
It's no better when the fathers die, none of it is good, of course. But it's a peculiar kind of horror when a mother dies; she is often the keeper of the secrets, the soft heart, the time piece that regulates everyone else. The center of gravity.
Lying on the gurney, before I was wheeled into surgery, my sister Madeleine held one hand, my sister Maureen the other. It was 7:30 in the morning. Of course I had been up all night, the way you are when you are so nervous and when common sense will not land on you. You think by sleeping you are saying it is normal, this is fine, let's go about our everyday business, shall we? Lying down would be wrong; closing your eyes and surrendering would be unwise. No, you must stay up, stay awake, greet the sunrise, keep a vigil soldier sharp over the madness. It is not just another day.
It would be over by 9:30. Either way. I wondered if I should renew my magazine subscriptions. The nurse took my glasses. I couldn't see anything clearly.
Count down from 100.
99, 98, 97, 96.
When I woke up in recovery, I searched for the wall clock, frantically, squinting. There it was, a large white circle with black numerals big as my fist: 9:50. I had been in surgery more than two hours. More than two hours. Two hours and twenty minutes. I was going to die.
Maybe this was how it would be; isn't this how it is for all of us? I would go along, get on with my life, raise the boys, work, and never really know how it would end up, not at all conscious of the fine print details on anything. Any degree of certainty was an illusion, self-deception at its worst. There always exists the chance that at any moment any one of us could be pirated by misfortune or surprised by someone's capricious change of heart.
Cancer the size of a thumbnail. A decision to walk through a different colored door. A right instead of a left. This flight instead of the next. At any time the cancer could come back. At any time, anything.
I started to cry, a convulsing, sobbing hurricane of tears. I wouldn't see the boys graduate from college. I wouldn't see them get married, have children. And I was so hoping their wives would like me. I wouldn't get to go to Australia, Sweden, Thailand. I wouldn't get to paint more, have a nice kitchen, write more books, love someone so much I could float.
I think as a mother–or father–the second you hold your squirming infant, with tiny hands and soft doll lips, it all stops being about you. You as first anyway. They need to remind you to put the oxygen mask on yourself first before you affix the mask to your child, because your instincts will not allow you that option.
You pay their tuitions first, you give them the window seat, the benefit of the doubt, the blanket when you are cold, the forgiveness you won't give yourself. Because that is what mothers do. And doing that does not feel sacrificial or martyr-like, it feels normal. To not do that regularly, consistently, and before your first conscious breath of the day feels like a betrayal of who you have become, of who you have been miraculously granted to be.
It is only when you see and understand fully that the door may be closing forever that you wish maybe you had jumped out the window once or twice for a stroll by yourself when the moon was full. It is then that you thrash helplessly in regrets and almosts and never got tos. It is then that you become selfish and demanding and howling angry. It is then that quiet and accepting seems impossibly insane. It is then you wonder how you could ever be humble and calm.
Maybe only two or three minutes later, Dr. Streicher, her head covered in a blue surgical cap, walked over to the bed, held my hand and said, "There is no cancer."
I sniffled. "But it has been two hours …"
"It all went very well. You have been in recovery for a while."
Almost seven years later and I am still here. I don't think about dying every day any more. I do feel victory with each passing year, knowing my sons are older and they would be O.K. They are twenty-five, twenty-three, and twenty. I saw Weldon and Brendan graduate from college; Colin is graduating in two more years. The older two have jobs, are independent, though I still pay for everyone's cell phone.
I am going to take a big trip in 2016. But before that? I am going to get a really, really good haircut.
Michele Weldon is an author of four nonfiction books, award-wining journalist and assistant professor emerita at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, where she taught for 18 years. She has told live stories across Chicago and competed in the Moth GrandSlam in 2012. She does amateur roller derby and has three sons. Her work appears in the New York Times, CNN, Slate, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Christian Science Monitor, Huffington Post and scores of other outlets.


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Albion Falls
A belated Happy Canada Day to all and a Happy 4th of July to all my American friends and readers. Hope you all enjoyed the long weekend. We stayed close to home and family and friends this weekend and did something that we don't do enough of…explore in our own backyard. We took a drive to Hamilton, Ontario which is about an hour outside of Toronto. Hamilton is a port city on the western tip of Lake Ontario and on the Niagara Escarpment. The area is filled with beautiful hiking trails that lead to hidden gems such as Albion Falls.
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A Hard Drive Crash, A Day in the Country & An Aspiring Photographer
First I hope everyone had a wonderful Valentine's Day, President's Day and Family Day (if you're in certain parts of Canada). You may have noticed that I've been a bit absent this week. I have a good explanation…my hard-drive crashed 😦
No need to panic though because everything is backed-up on a raid drive and then I have a 3rd back up of all my images. The problem is I've been without my Mac for almost a week. See the Mac's internal hard-drive is less than 3 years old. I had replaced it back then because I needed a larger one. Well it was still under warranty (that's good) but it will take 7 – 10 days to send it back to the manufacturer and get it back (that's bad). It should be coming home this week.
My son, Sam is home this week from University for reading week and it's really nice to have a full house. Since today was family day we took a drive up to Port Carling, Muskoka. Sam has started showing some interest in photography so we did some shooting together today. Unfortunately I can't process my images until I get my computer back but here's a shot I took of Sam with my iPhone 6 and processed with Snapseed.
Spadina House – The Garden House
One more from Spadina House (I promise). This is the garden house on the property, which in itself was quite the building.
If you saw my last post, of the back exterior, you'll know that it was a bright, sunny, beautiful day out. I decided to process this one in black and white to give it a different look and feel.
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Spadina House – The Backyard
The last couple of posts I've shared some interior shots of two of my favourite rooms in Spading House, the Billiard Room and The Pantry. I thought today I'd share the exterior.
This is the back of the house and part of the backyard.
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The Pantry
Last week I posted an image of the Billiard Room in Spadina House, a historic manor house in Toronto. You can click here to see that post.
Now the Billiard rom was definitely a favourite but it was a tie with the pantry. I love vintage containers and this room was just a treasure trove filled with goodies.
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The Billiard Room
Last month I joined my photography club in an outing to Spadina house, a historic manor house and gardens which now operates as a museum.The property was purchased in 1866 by businessman and financier, James Austin and remained in the family for over a century. The property was transferred to the City of Toronto and the Ontario Heritage Foundation in 1978.
I love joining my club on some of these outings. It forces me to visit places in my own city that I've never been to. I've lived in Toronto for over 20 years and must have driven by Spadina House hundreds of times and never stopped.
The house and the grounds were spectacular. When I walked into the billiard room I was enthralled. I was chatting with the woman who worked there and she was quite impressed that I called it a "billiard room" and didn't refer to it as a pool table or room. I guess that's what happens after all those years playing 'Clue'.
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To ensure your child's future, you need to act now. You might be investing in stocks, and you can let your child try a binary option robot. Getting close with your child by doing things together will give you more determination in doing the right thing for your child. Here are some tips for your child's future.
Invest in their education
As many parents believe, education is important. Education is not everything, but it's an edge. Invest in their education as young as they are. You should already be saving for their college education. You don't want your child to be paying off student loans years after they finish their degrees. Do not rely on student loans. You are investing in their good future. Do not bother your child about school fees. They will study better if they know you got their back in school fees.
Let them learn practicality
Not everything can be learned in books or schools. Your child needs to explore and use the knowledge they gained from books and schools. The best way to learn is by practicality where they get a firsthand experience. They can learn more by experience since they can stimulate their brains to think on their own. They don't need to rely on books and schools to resolve issues. It is the same with life. You need to resolve issues on the spot without books and the school to guide you.
Invest stocks for them
Your child's future can be difficult or not. Your actions can make or break yoor child. To make it easy for your child in the future, invest in stocks. You can create a custodial account for your child. Kids can earn their money in a lot of ways. They can babysit, mow lawns and have summer jobs. You invest stocks for them instead of putting their money in banks which they can easily withdraw. Once their right age comes, they can take over the custodial account.
Let them do budgeting
Your child can manage their finances in the future if they know the value of money. Let your child do budgeting. From their weekly allowance which they need to prioritize what they need to buy. Budgeting will teach them how to balance their money and expenses. They should see their cash flow and reflect on how much their expenses are. Handling their budget empower them to do more complicated tasks.
Share your plans
Before you do anything, confirm with your child. Anything that you plan should have the approval of your child. It will save you a lot. They should have the final say if the plan you made is something they want to happen. Share your plans with your child. Gather their input on the plan you have in mind.
Share your plans for their future to get your child's insight. Invest stocks for your child with the binary options robot. Invest in their education and let them learn practicality too. Let them do budgeting starting with their weekly allowance.


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Anyone else ready for some warm weather? I am! Well, spring break is right around the corner so I thought I'd start searching for the perfect suit.
A few months ago I was browsing the web. I came across the most adorable suit. Perfect for someone who wants some coverage!
I immediately went to order...SOLD OUT! UGH, I was so disappointed. I searched around the site a little more. I was so excited to see in tiny print along the bottom, "will be restocked in February 2013". So, needless to say I went back online each day in February until finally it was back online! I ordered it in black. It should be in any day now! I sure hope I like it as much in person.
There are a lot of cute suits on this site. You can mix and match tops with 3 different bottom options. I got the banded midrise, but they also have a tennis skirt option or a ruched bikini.
P.S. I only hope I can look this put together walking out of the wave pool at Holiday World this summer!! :)
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I would love to hear if you find a suit that you like.
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An original screenplay of "The Breakfast Club" was recently discovered in a filing cabinet at a Chicago high school. District 207 Superintendent Ken Wallace revealed to the Chicago Tribune a Maine North High School assistant came across the screenplay while packing up boxes for a move.
"One day a few weeks ago, one of the assistants was going through a filing cabinet and found a file that had a manuscript from 'The Breakfast Club' dated Sept. 21, 1983," Wallace said. "It's a first draft of the screenplay by John Hughes."
It makes sense that the screenplay was found inside of the school, since much of "The Breakfast Club" was filmed there. The school's gym served as the library where the five central characters spent an all-day Saturday detention. The film, released in 1985, starred Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, and Ally Sheedy.
The cover of the script reveals it was reviewed and approved by then-superintendent John Murphy who signed off on it. Wallace told the Tribune it is typical for school district officials to approve scripts whenever a building is requested for filming.
The found manuscript revealed that Ringwald's character was originally named Cathy Douglas, not Claire Standish. Documents found with the script also show that the film was titled "Saturday Breakfast Club" early on.
Another set of documents discovered with the screenplay revealed the Maine North High School space was rented by Universal Studios for $48,000. The movie eventually grossed more than $50,000,000 worldwide.
The script also has something else that adds to its charm.
"In the upper left, there is what appears to be pizza grease," Wallace said told the Tribune. "I can imagine somebody taking this out over lunch and saying, 'I wonder what this is all about.'"
"The Breakfast Club" recently celebrated its 30th anniversary.
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National Machinery for Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment
This directory provides the list of NGOs on women, including other development organizations and institutions with projects and programs for women.
This pamphlet discusses the present state of the environment in the Philippines. Additionally, it explains the relationship of women to the environment and what are the roles of women in the environment protection and preservation program of the government and other private agencies.
This publication assesses the resources that the Philippines government, through its various agencies, spends for the advancement of women. It is an early assessment of the extent of agency utilization of Section 27 (Provision on Gender-Responsive Projects) of the 1995 General Appropriations Act (GAA).
A country report on the three years of gender mainstreaming during the administration of President Fidel V. Ramos.


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Growing up, Christmas was wondrous. Lights, trees, ornaments, decorations, presents, parties, and Santa all culminated in Christmas morning surprise when the fire was lit, carols played, and presents were abounding.
Christmas felt magical and I savored every moment of the Season.
As time passed, though, I began to worry more about making sure each person in my life had a gift to unwrap, than giving gifts as fruit of the true Joy of the Season. I became so focused on maintaining the magical, that I lost sight of the Miracle:
For unto us a child is born…And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace." (Isaiah 9:6)
Then, two years ago, as the Christmas Season approached, I felt a stirring in my heart to recenter focus on the Miracle of Christmas, and as my focus began to shift I wondered: What if, instead of focusing on filling the base of our tree with presents and paper, ribbons and bows, we filled its branches with our prayers? What if, like Mary, we gave our hearts to God this Advent Season to magnify His greatness? What fruit would our tree bear?
And the Advent Tree was born.
We asked readers to send in their prayers for us to hang on our tree and pray for throughout the Advent Season. We were amazed by the response and it changed us. Praying for others made us see that we were not alone in our struggles or our joys. That there were souls from around the country and the world who were all casting prayers up to Heaven, praying for a miracle.
Praying for the Miracle.
This year, as the Christmas Season approached, we prayed about what God wanted the Advent Tree to bear and here is His answer:
In this guidebook you will find the story of the Advent Tree's origin, ideas for creating your own Advent Tree, and printable prayer ornaments of various colors and sizes to transcribe prayers on and hang on your tree. We ask you to use and share this guidebook with loved ones this Christmas and to see where God carries this gift that has so abundantly blessed our family for the past three years.
{Click here to download your FREE Advent Tree Guidebook with printable prayer ornaments}
We will also have an Advent Tree in our home and welcome you to submit your prayer intentions to wmpsalm139{at}gmail{dot}com so that we may pray for you throughout this Advent season.
Sincerest love, joy, and abundant blessings to you and yours,
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Lee Foster is the heart of Commons Development. With 20 years of experience in construction and development, he's the owner and principal of the company, and resides in Olathe, KS.
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For the second year, I am walking in memory of my very dear friend, Garry Brooks, who we lost to Hodgkins Lymphoma on January 20, 2012. I love you and miss you every day, Garry!
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Spend a day at our co-work space – passes (20€ incl. VAT) available from Games Factory reception.
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Games Factory is a lighthouse, a physical location that foreign investors can visit. A showcase to attract international talents. A working embassy that can help new companies setup and invite multinational studios to come to Finland.
In collaboration with industry associations Games Factory is part of a nation wide project that aims to interconnect several ongoing initiatives and game clusters.
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With Games effectively being the current greatest cultural export of Finland it is time to establish a version of "Visit Finland" for Finnish Games which aims to actively promote the industry as a whole, to communicate with international media and both gamer and non-gamer audiences.
This is a move than can benefit existing existing and new studios alike. It can help reach more players and facilitate the internationalisation of already established studios.
Ultimately it promotes Finland as brand, it won't be Hollywood or Silicon Valley, it will be different and it can be big!
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There are nearly 30 institutions providing Games Education and an ever growing demand for skilled game developers.
We want to formalize cooperation and create an interface between the Finnish games industry and educational institutions, aiming to improve the quality and quantity of the Game Studies programs.
Have protocols in place so that Institutions can easily request local clusters and Game Studios to provide programme advisory, guest lecturers, supervisors, internship programs, master classes, summer courses, visiting experts and even real world projects to work on as well as grants for young talents.
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More than just shared offices, Games Factory is built upon and supported by a self organizing community of game studios with shared interests and a shared culture.
Through common infrastructure, business intelligence, experts, services, consulting, a thriving and unique work culture, we will change the fate of dozens of game studios for the better in both business and quality of work life.
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May 3, 2018
Helsinki's Gaming Ecosystem Strengthens Further with Games Factory
The Finnish game industry Embassy grand opening takes place on June 1, 2018. Tenant companies have now been chosen and Games Factory is joining forces with game audio composer Ari Pulkkinen with joint venture company AriTunes.
Games Factory will be home to 20 Finnish game companies at a time, ranging from small to medium-sized studios. One of the criteria for selecting members is their capacity and willingness to contribute to the community and the whole ecosystem. The contributions could take many forms, ranging from sharing technical capabilities to organizing events.
The tenant game studios include:
- Virtual Air Guitar Company – full-body action to precise fingertip control motion games and applications
- Quicksave Interactive – games for chat environments
- Motorious Entertainment – mobile games for major brands
- Polka Dot Studio – lifestyle games for female audience
- Brimstone Interactive – turn-based tactics games
In addition, Games Factory has formed a joint venture company AriTunes with renowned Finnish game audio composer Ari Pulkkinen. Pulkkinen is nominated for his work on NexMachina for Best Audio at the upcoming Nordic Game Awards 2018 in Malmö 24th of May.
April 5, 2018
Games Factory steered towards June launch by new Chairman and COO Jyri Partanen
Co-founder Jyri Partanen to join CEO Jose Jacome in building the groundworks for the Helsinki-based game development community
Helsinki, Finland – Community hub Games Factory has appointed Jyri Partanen as Chairman of the Board and Chief Operating Officer. The serial entrepreneur and game industry expert will oversee and develop company operations and strategy, working closely together with CEO Jose Jacome. As the former Chairman of IGDA Finland, Partanen has over 10 years of experience sharing business expertise within the game industry.
– The Helsinki metropolitan area is the home for 40 percent of Finnish game companies, so Games Factory is a natural progression of the ecosystem here. The community hub is a physical location for game companies to build synergies and invite visitors to learn about the Finnish gaming industry as a whole. We want to bring open sharing of information and data to the next level, declares Jyri Partanen.
March 23, 2018
Games Factory Industry Community to Open in Helsinki
The new Finnish game community will breed talent and business
Helsinki, Finland – The Maria 01 tech startup community in Helsinki will continue to expand operations in early June 2018, when Games Factory opens at the site. Games Factory will be a game community house, and it will assume a larger role on the Finnish game scene serving as a platform for all game-related activity in Finland and beyond.
The mission of Games Factory is to represent, to promote, and to strengthen the Finnish game industry, embracing all types of games.
"We'll be the Embassy and showroom of the Finnish game industry on the global arena," asserts Games Factory CEO José Jácome, pointing out that games are Finland's biggest cultural export.
A key role of Games Factory will be to increase cohesion within the industry through a new type of nation-wide community, in which game developers and other industry actors collaborate, sharing information and capabilities. The goal is to breed new talent and business.
July 12, 2018
Games Factory announces new tenant Game Companies
Games Factory has been growing since its Grand Opening in June 2018. Currently 200 people are working from Games Factory.
Here are the current tenant companies:
- Critical Charm – free-to-play games targeted at a female audience
- Game Art Co. – specialists in training artists for the mobile games industry
- Third Culture Kids – podcasts, video games, The Writing Game YouTube series and more
- Polka Dot Studio – mobile games company that blends women's fashion with mobile games
- Action-Reaction Games – mobile game development start-up company
- Quicksave Interactive Ltd. – chat games
- Motorious Entertainment – games for brands
- AriTunes – game audio and music
- Finnish Game Day – talent events and services
- Brimstone Interactive – tactics games
- DieNo Games – mobile games
- Empires not Vampires
- Virtual Air Guitar Company – motion games and applications, from full-body action to precise fingertip control
- Sholf Development
- Emma Kiiski – freelance 2D & 3D artist
- Oula Runila – 3D artist


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